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by brap 1y ago
>That's why Furry is a thing, but not Featherry. I did not want to read this
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by brap 1y ago
Gemini is now ranked #1 across every category in lmarena.
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by brap 1y ago
Recent announcements from OpenAI seem to indicate they know they're losing the race
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by brap 1y ago
I'm sorry but what is "the idea"? Managed postgres? It seems like execution >>> idea in this case
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by brap 1y ago
Skepticism aside, I think this would have worked better as a linter rule. 100% coverage out of the box. Or opt-in with linter comments.
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by brap 1y ago
I still don’t understand why we even need a new protocol when we already have something like the OpenAPI spec, which can also be used to describe common authentication mechanisms like OAuth2. And it supports almost every existing API out of
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by brap 1y ago
Apparently a controversial take: Government should not tell private business how to run, and let people decide for themselves what they want to use. The horror!
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by brap 1y ago
By “they”, you mean the EU?
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by brap 1y ago
I mean, every single person I know uses either WhatsApp/IG/FB
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by brap 1y ago
Up next: a processor that will directly execute your prompt
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by brap 1y ago
It sounds like you might be interested in the Enterprise Edition
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by brap 1y ago
Which people? The kind who browse HN? Bluesky is only getting some attention now from people outside of tech because Musk is disliked and it’s basically the only alternative. I assure you most of them don’t know or care what “decentralized”
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by brap 1y ago
Everything decentralized will become effectively centralized once it’s popular enough. Most people don’t care.
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by brap 1y ago
Fun game. I just had 7, then 3, then I gave up after 30. And those 2 friend “posts” were 1. someone sharing a page’s post, and 2. a friend posting what appears to be an automated happy birthday on someone else’s wall. I did not see any actu
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by brap 1y ago
My prediction: there will be no standard protocol, clients will do whatever works for them, and devs will do whatever it takes to be installable on those clients. Just like mobile.
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by brap 1y ago
Congrats on the launch! I don’t know if this is a problem you’ve faced, but I’m curious: how do LLM tool devs handle authn/authz? Do host apps normally forward a token or something? Is there a standard commonly used? What if the tool n
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by brap 1y ago
When coding with LLMs, they always make these dumb fucking mistakes, or they don't listen to your instructions, or they start changing things you didn't ask it to... it's very easy to slip and become gradually more rude until
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by brap 1y ago
To be fair the UX of all GCP/AWS/Azure is ass. If you don’t know exactly what you’re looking for, good luck navigating that mess.
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by brap 1y ago
It always comes down to we don’t build houses fast enough. Why?
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by brap 1y ago
I am cheering for the old Google to make a comeback and it seems like the AI race has genuinely sparked something positive inside Google.
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by brap 1y ago
I might be completely wrong, but to me, “Catastrophic Risk Official“ sounds like a completely made up position. And I don’t even mean made in order to show responsibility. I mean made up in order to generate hype.
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by brap 1y ago
But the halting problem is specifically for any kind of program. Otherwise you can just say that every codebase is smaller than X petabytes anyway so it’s always decidable.
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by brap 1y ago
My highest match was ChatGPT. Oh well Edit: ChatGTP, my bad
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by brap 1y ago
Not really, they don't even give you a second to read the output before it loops back again.
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by brap 1y ago
What's the point of making the gif run so fast you can't even see shit
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by brap 1y ago
Where's the comparison with Gemini 2.5 Pro?
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by brap 1y ago
Dan, I've been reading some of your posts and watching some of your talks since Redux, and I really love how passionate you are about this stuff. I think the frontend world is lucky to have someone like you who spends a lot of time thi
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by brap 1y ago
You’re right but only if ignoring the last 5 years or so. I discovered 4chan around 2008 as a kid, it was much less hostile back then. Even as an adult I used to go on /fit/ every now and then. It was useful and funny and even “wh
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by brap 1y ago
Genuinely asking - what if every person was held accountable to save for their own retirement, instead of relying on the taxpayer? Would a shrinkage still cause economic collapse? Seems like the core issue is that we have a system in place
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by brap 1y ago
Look at how it’s done in Python, with Pydantic for example. The runtime information allows you to write plain typed functions (for example in FastAPI), and you can be 100% confident these are the types your function will actually receive at

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